"Having a more robust database would at least on the surface provide police with some other resources.. to understand how the gun is getting from vendor into the hands of people who are using it to kill or harm someone".
These considerations also highlight the need for a more robust database for compounds of environmental concern that activate PPAR-α, such as phthalates, perfluorinated acids, chlorinated solvents, and chloroacetic acids, either alone or in combinations relevant to human exposures.
The implication of this study is that a more robust database of information might provide insight into potential risks relevant to human exposures to a wide variety of chemicals and drugs.
A more stringent option "K2 Human Subset Database" only considers a smaller and more robust database with 9104 proteins and 36088 interactions obtained by the integration of the seven original databases using the k-votes approach, presented in our previous publication, with k = 2 indicating that PPIs must appear in at least two of the seven original databases [ 33].
The detailed dual-flow fields, which include temperature, velocity, pressure and heat transfer of liquid LiPb and helium gas, are presented to optimize and improve the design of DFLL TBM system for ITER, and to supply more robust database and make a significant joint contribution to the future TBM testing in EAST and ITER.
The detailed dual-flow fields, which include temperature, velocity, pressure and heat transfer of liquid LiPb and helium gas, are presented to support for the test of Mini-TBM, and to supply more robust database and make a significant joint contribution to the future TBM testing in EAST and ITER, and also optimize and improve the design of Dual Function Lithium Lead TBM (DFLL-TBM) system for ITER.
The president was correct in saying that we need a more robust DNA database, available to law enforcement in every state, to "continue to tighten the grip around folks who have perpetrated these crimes".
But federally required microstamping technology combined with a more robust ballistics database would give investigators nationwide a valuable tool for curbing gun crimes, and consequently improve public safety, without infringing on individual rights.
In conclusion, we suggest that this review would have been greatly improved by a more robust systematic review design, incorporating other databases, as well as foreign language and unpublished data, in the search.
Now, the two can leverage the tech and the database to offer a more robust service.
Additionally, database owners should find a more robust way to update their resources.
